Declension

The inflection forms above were generated by rules and some usages of them were not attested.

Due to a bug of system, some forms may display wrong accents.

Synonyms

1. yoked four together

   • τετράζυγος (four-yoked)
   • ὁμόζυξ (yoked together)
   • τέθριππος (with four horses abreast, four-horsed)

2. four-legged

   • τετρασκελής (four-legged, four-footed, of Centaurs)

Related

• κραδάω (to shake)
• οὐρίαχος (the hindmost part)
• ἦκα (slightly)
• γωρυτός (a bow-case)
• ἀγρόθεν (from the country)
• προθέλυμνος (from the foundations or roots)
• βριαρός (strong)
• ἀνέλκω (to draw up)
• κωμαστής (a reveller)
• νευστάζω (to nod)
• εὔχαλκος (wrought of fine brass or well-wrought in brass)
• δολιχόσκιος (casting a long shadow)
• κραδαίνω (to swing)
• δουρικλειτός (famed for the spear)
• χωλεύω (to be or become lame)
• παμφαίνω (to shine or beam brightly)
• Λίγυς (one of the Ligures)
• παπταίνω (to look earnestly)
• ἠιών (a sea-bank)
• ἤιος ()
• συφεός (a hog-sty)
• λακτίζω (to kick with the heel or foot)
• ἐπιβουκόλος (an over-herdsman)
• πρυμνόν (the lower part)
• πρυμνός (hindmost)
• ἑπταβόειος (of seven bulls'-hides)
• φαλός (shining)
• ἐξέλκω (to draw or drag out)
• εἰσοπίσω (in time to come)
• μόσχειος (of a calf)

Derived

• τέτρωρος ()